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Happy 20th birthday Euromontana!

Euromontana celebrated its twentieth anniversary during the X European Mountain Convention in Bragança, Portugal. Euromontana was founded in 1996, during the March 4th Executive Board meeting.

At the 20th anniversary celebration, the first President and the first Delegate General of Euromontana, Robert Duclos and Annie Benarous, spoke of the earliest days of the association and expressed their best wishes for the upcoming 20 years. The current President, Juanan Gutierrez, and two former Presidents, Frank Gaskell and André Marcon, spoke to the audience about the highlights of their presidential mandates and encouraged Euromontana to continue its hard work.

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Several videos were made for the event. You can discover or rediscover them following these links:

  • “Euromontana: 20 years of the association” where we traced back though the 20 years of the association with photos of Euromontana’s main events;

  • The message of Euromontana’s current President, Juan-Andres Gutierrez;

  • “Members of Euromontana” where you will out more about what our members think of Euromontana and what the association has brought to them;

  • “Students – Future in mountain areas”, in the words of young mountaineers!

We also wish to thank the young artists of Croatian, Spanish, Portuguese and Swiss schools who made beautiful drawings to celebrate the 20 years of our association!

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